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Among-Population Variation in Tolerance to Larval Herbivory by Anthocharis cardamines in the Polyploid Herb Cardamine pratensis
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Host tolerance does not impose selection on natural enemies
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Local adaptation: simultaneously considering herbivores and their host plants
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Evolutionary changes in plant tolerance against herbivory through a resurrection experiment
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Herbivores can select for mixed defensive strategies in plants
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Leaf Herbivores Decrease Fitness of a Tropical Plant
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